Im_Lars
Well-Known Member
Also I found the RYOBI "E" Stainless steel buffing compound worked the best for Me. I tried the Jewelers rouge but it would leave it cloudy.
Bobby, Thanks a million for sharing your polishing tips and also damn you for sharing. I polished two kegs this weekend and I thought that was going to kill me. Two down and one to go. Thanks again
Beautiful work Lars. Is that a Corvair in the background?
So will this process work for the inside? I will need to clean up some concave surfaces...
im sure it will, but a little green scrubby pad and some "Bar Keepers Friend" works wonders. I don't think I'd go through the trouble of polishing up the inside of my keggles.
-=Jason=-
I am not looking to polish the inside of a keggle. My plan is to use the method to clean up the welds and some corrosion pits on the inside of a stainless steel vessel (repurposed pool filter) and is about 17 3/4 inches inner diameter. Just wondering if the angle grinder method can be used on some spots as I've done about all I can do with the green scrubbie and BKF.
I can see how this can work on the outer (convex) surface) but not sure if it can be used on the inner (concave) surface.
Is it ok to use the pad to take the stickers off the keg? Or should we remove before we start?
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